Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1887-01-12

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premises, in Fourth ward. Call and ex-
anime. F. ?. BROOK.
The A. Fuermann Brewing Com
pany has issued large and handsomely
Illuminated calender for 1887 for their
patrons.
The report of the condition of the
Wisconsin National Bank, at the close of
business December %, will be found in
another column.
We are in receipt of Hoods beaut-
full calendar for 1887. Six cents for one
copy or 10 cents for two. Address G. I.
Hood & Co, Lowell, Mass
g. ". Perry sends us the "review
number" of The Kansas City Journal,
containing fine map of the city and
twenty eight pages of reading.
Eugene Meyer, sou of Henry Meyer,
residing in the Second ward, broke his
left arm above the wrist, by falling from
ladder Saturday afternoon.
The ladies OF the Congregational
church will give tea party at the resi-
dence of Mrs. Jesse Stone, Thursday
evening. Supper 25 cents, served from
6 to o'clock.
The fifteenth annual meeting of the
Wisconsin Dairymen's Association will
be held at Sparta, Wisconsin, February
s, and 10. An interesting programme
has been provided.
The fine young horse of Rev d. 0.
Sanborn ran away with his son Saturday
evening, and the animal breaking its leg,
had to be shot. This is a severe loss to
Mr.. Sanborn, the horse being valued at
5000.
Rev. E. L. Eaton. of Madison, who
is native of Jefferson county, has con-
sented to deliver an address at the old
Settlers convention. of this county in
June next.
Thursday night last was updoubted-
ly the coolest ever experienced here, the
mercury falling to 40 degrees below zero.
Friday morning many of the mercury
thermometers were found frozen aud out
of business for the time being.
Saturday morning last, a boy named
Frank Eheer, living in the Second ward
and employed in the factory of Geo. B.
Lewis & Co., had bis left hand badly
lacerated and the little finger cut off, by
his hand coming in contact with a cross
cut saw
The NJ E. Carpet Weavers will give
their annual sleigh ride next week Thurs
day evening to the home of A. Ramsey,
atsClyman. All that desire to attend
are requested to meet at the NJ. E. par
sonage at 5 P. NJ, where conveyances will
be in waiting.
We have one of the nickle- plated
door plates manufactured by the Mich.
gan Door Plate Co., of Grand Rapids,
Mich, and take pleasure in bearing
testimony to the excellency of the work
turned out by this firm G. E. Watson,
young man Of good character and
business ability, has taken the agency of
the company for this city and vicinity.
A state farmers convention will be
held at the capitol in Madison January
31st and February 1, 2, 8, ard 4 inclu-
sive. under the auspices OF the Wisconsin
State Agricultural Society. Parties pay
ing tu.l fare one way will be returned for
one cent mile by obtaining certificate
of attendance from1.the secretary, making
total fare one-sixth less than last year.
Everybody is especially invited. A good
programme has been arranged.
-Vick's illustrated Magazine and
Floral Guide for 1887 is received. 1t
contains two colored plates, one of them
representing collection of pansies beau
tiful beyond description, and nearly 200
pages of information on seeds and gar
dening. Those of our readers who need
flower seeds, or seeds of any kind, bulbs
or plants of any description, cannot do
better than send for catalogue to JAMES
WICK, scotsman. Rochester, n. Y.
-Babyhood for January contains a
number of popular medical articles which
ali parents ought to read. DR.. Delavan
points out "The Causes and Prevention
of Chronic Troubles of the Throat in
Children DR.. Bissell illustrates graphic
ally "Pigeon Breast AID kindred de-
formities;, DIR. Yale, in his talk on
Fever" tells mothers just what and
! what not to do in order to ascertain the
intensity of fever; and DIR. Walker con-
tinues the valuable series of the "Domes-
tic Treatment of Slight Ailments of Chill
dren." There are also a number of